Bachelor of Fine Arts in Studio Arts - Jewelry and Metalsmithing

Syracuse University

Focusing on the practice and production of contemporary art this degree affords you the opportunity to pursue intensive coursework in traditional modes of art making such as ceramics, jewelry and metalsmithing, painting, printmaking and sculpture while exploring more contemporary approaches such as installation, performance art, public art and social practices. Students will have the opportunity to choose to concentrate within one of the traditional media intensives or pursue an interdisciplinary practice that incorporates various mediums, methods and approaches guided by mentorship programs and extensive advising. With an emphasis on professional practices, emphasizing the skills and abilities to develop and maintain a sustainable artistic practice, this degree aims to build on Syracuse University’s rich legacy of educating the innovative artists and cultural practitioners of the future. Our jewelry and metalsmithing intensive teaches you to produce artworks in such precious metals as gold and silver nonprecious metals, including aluminum, bronze, brass and pewter and such nonmetal materials as plastics, woods and gemstones. You may create jewelry, hollowware, flatware and small sculpture.

College of Visual and Performing Arts